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What helps cure them?

Keep hydrated by drinking plenty of water, but avoid hot drinks as this may aggravate them.

Gargling warm salty water as a natural antiseptic is a great way of helping cure them, but it's not recommended for children.

A tip that works well with kids is eating cool and foods (such as ice cream), and sucking on lollipops or hard sweets – but make sure you don’t give them anything too small as they can present choking risks.

As with all infections, plenty of rest is vital in the road to recovery, and also avoiding going to places that may be smoky.

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